Retirement age Europe

Retirement age by country ; Cyprus, 65 ; Czech Republic, 63 (and 4 months), 58 (and 8 months) – 62 (and 8 months) ; Denmark, 67 ; Estonia, 64 (and 9 months) ...

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As of 2022, the statutory retirement age for men in the EU ranged from 62 to 67, while for women it ranged from 60 to 67. When including the UK, ...

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At the moment, retirement at age 65 years is common in EU Member States. Many countries have decided to raise the retirement age to 67 years.

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Retirement from paid work at the age of 65, and often earlier, has been the norm in the EU until recent years. The age at which people retire differs across ...

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Retirement Age Men ; European Union, 64.92, 64.85 ; Lithuania, 64.83, 64.67 ; Estonia, 64.75, 64.75 ; Finland, 64.75, 64.5 ...

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The law, approved by 81 lawmakers with 21 voting against, sets the retirement age at 70 for all citizens born after December 31, 1970. Currently ...

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Denmark is set to have the highest retirement age in Europe after its parliament adopted a law raising it to 70 by 2040.

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This page provides values for Retirement Age Men reported in several countries part of Europe. The table has current values for Retirement Age Men.

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Retirement age applied in international/European statistics. For example, European demographic statistics currently use 65 to define the old aged cohort of the ...

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